Pedra sobre Pedra

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Pedra sobre Pedra (Portuguese for Stone over Stone) is a Brazilian telenovela co-produced by TV Globo (Brazil) and RTP (Portugal). It aired in Brazil from 6 January to 31 July 1992, with 179 episodes.

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